![]() She's famous now, and can no longer glide through town more or less anonymously. ![]() ![]() In fact, she has so much food that she gives it away to the poorer people of the district. Katniss is well off now, and she doesn't have to worry about hunting (or poaching, rather) to feed her family. The most obvious difference is that she and her family have moved out of their shack in the Seam to the upscale Victor's Village. More specifically, her role in the community is totally different now. And that's the feeling Katniss gets when she returns to District 12 after winning the Hunger Games.Ī lot has changed in District 12 since the first book: there's a new Head Peacekeeper in town, the officials are cracking down on illegal activity, and, thanks to Katniss and Peeta's big win, the district is just getting a lot more attention from the Capitol and the media. ![]() If you've ever gone off of boarding school or college and returned to your parents' place for summer vacation, you might know the feeling. You Can Never Go Home Again: Katniss in District 12Įver heard that cliché "you can never go home again"? It doesn't mean that you can't return to the physical location, but just that stuff changes after you leave. ![]() Catching Fire has scenes in a lot of different places, but two zones really stand out as important for the characters and the book: District 12 and the Quarter Quell arena. ![]()
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